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After this weekend, I’m confident there’s nothing Elon Musk can’t do.
The guy is a pure genius.
On Saturday, he made history. He heads up SpaceX, which became the first private company to send astronauts into outer space — an American company, with American astronauts, from American soil.
It was truly incredible.
Ten million people watched the launch as it was livestreamed.
After NASA had to postpone the original launch on Wednesday due to inclement weather, this one came down to the wire once again. The final “all clear” from the rain wasn’t given until seven minutes before the launch.
It was a sight to be seen.
Everything from the spaceship’s narrow design to the big monitors in the cockpit, to the spacesuits themselves, was completely different from nine years ago — during the last manned launch from America in 2011.
Tesla’s (NYSE: TSLA) sleek look was seen all over the place. Musk also owns Tesla, the all-electric carmaker, which has revolutionized the way we travel in our cars. Now, Musk’s SpaceX is working with NASA to revolutionize the way we travel to space.
The astronauts even rode in a Tesla Model X to the launch site. And the big touchscreens in the cockpit were similar to the driver’s console of every Tesla — all screens, no buttons.
It was a great branding moment for Elon Musk to intertwine these two great companies — I see more of that in the future.
Musk even mentioned on Jay Leno’s Garage that the upcoming Tesla Roadster will have an option for rocket thrusters, courtesy of SpaceX. They’ll be hidden behind the license plate and will pop out only when necessary.
We already know SpaceX is headed to infinity and beyond, as Toy Story’s Buzz Lightyear would put it.
But will it bring Tesla along for the ride?
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White House Memo Could Soon Create Stock Market Frenzy
When the White House pushed its “energy dominance” doctrine, promising a “Golden Era of American Energy”…
Denver-based Whiting Petroleum jumped 178%, HollyFrontier Corporation tripled and Texas company Jones Energy jumped 320%.
When the government declared: “We will begin to revive and expand our nuclear energy sector…”
Shares of both International Isotopes and Lightbridge Corporation bounced more than 75% in a few months, and U.S. Nuclear Corporation returned 1,639%.
And on February 16, 2017, Resolution 38 was signed in support of the coal industry.
NACCO Industries – the public holding company for the North American Coal Corporation – responded with a 223% gain.
As you can see, the U.S. government has a long track record of triggering massive gains. Now a controversial new video reveals the White House’s newest priority – to roll out a radical technology.
On page 1 of a recent, official government memorandum, it states that “America must be first” in launching this innovation. One that Bloomberg confirms will “transform the way we live and work … and add trillions of dollars to the global economy every year.” And that experts are calling the “next big thing.”
In this special video presentation, you’ll find out why this technology could be the greatest stock market story of the decade.
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